Starting off their trip to the Rockies with Step-Hen getting bitten by a snake, then Allan stepping on a bear trap, the Silver Fox Patrol is in for a big adventure! Thad has a lot to do looking after these boys, but with a lost mine to look for, and bad guys hanging around, there will many more close calls for everyone involved!
Herbert Carter is one of many pseudonyms used by St George Rathborne.
Chapters
1
Perils of the Mountain Trail Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
12:59
2
Tidings of the Lost Mine Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
14:13
3
The Letters of Fire on the Cliff Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
13:22
4
The Torch Talk Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
12:50
5
Taking Father's Place Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
13:05
6
Backed by the Silver Fox Patrol Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
16:16
7
Step Hen Makes a Capture Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
11:15
8
Planning Woe to the Big Horns Read by Chuck Bartges
15:15
9
Baiting a Rattlesnake Read by Chuck Bartges
12:43
10
The Coming of Kracker Read by Chuck Bartges
12:40
11
Held at Bay Read by Chuck Bartges
12:35
12
'Just Turned Around, and Went Away!' Read by Chuck Bartges
12:41
13
The Safest Way of 'Shooting' a Grizzly Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
10:51
14
The Sheep Hunters Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
11:01
15
A Fierce Fight With Eagles Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
10:46
16
Down the Slope Read by Shasta
16:22
17
Troubles Thicken for Young Aleck Read by Shasta
15:18
18
Pure Pluck Read by Shasta
16:13
19
The Warning Read by Shasta
16:09
20
Sheriff Bob's Bomb Explodes Read by Shasta
17:00
21
Hearing Aleck's Side of the Story Read by Chuck Bartges
12:43
22
The Guardian of the Silver Lode Read by Chuck Bartges
13:22
23
A Wolf Brood in the Way Read by Chuck Bartges
12:09
24
Aleck Comes Into His Own at Last Read by Chuck Bartges
11:28
25
Close to Discovery Read by Chuck Bartges
12:12
26
The Crow Boy's Honor Read by Chuck Bartges
12:18
27
The Turn of the Tide Read by ChadH94
11:32
28
Good-Bye to the Rockies - Bound for Home Read by KevinS
7:50
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